The Enrichery Blog

Practical advice for parents and students on test prep, college admissions, study skills, and executive functioning.

LatestTest PrepNov 5, 2026

Preparing for the SAT or ACT is an essential part of the college admissions process. Understandably, it often becomes a source of stress for students between studying, registering for test dates, and waiting for scores. For many students, it can

Test PrepNov 5, 2026

Updated November 2026 for students testing in 2027, including the ACT’s 2025 changes and the new SAT science score. The SAT and

Test PrepOct 15, 2026

Most students don’t lose SAT Math points because they don’t know the material. They lose points to avoidable mistakes, like rushing through

Test PrepOct 8, 2026

When PSAT scores come back, most students and their families do one of two things: celebrate if the number looks good or

Executive FunctioningOct 1, 2026

Managing time effectively is crucial for succeeding in school and the professional world. However, effective time management requires more from students than

College AdmissionsSep 23, 2026
For many parents considering homeschooling their students during high school, a common concern is whether colleges will take a homeschool applicant as
Executive FunctioningSep 17, 2026

It is commonly believed that friendships rely on shared interests or compatible personality traits to remain strong. For children and adolescents, this

College AdmissionsSep 4, 2026

There’s a moment in the college application process when students finally think, “I’m done.” The Common App is filled out. The personal

College AdmissionsAug 28, 2026

If your student headed into senior year this month, it’s exactly the right moment to check in on where things stand. Granted,

College AdmissionsAug 21, 2026

There’s normal writer’s block, and then there’s looking at a blank Word document, trying to write your college essay writer’s block… and

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